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[Dr Singularity @Dr_Singularity]

I asked Opus what it thinks consciousness really is.

[avichal @dhunkapakka]

are mori maiya 🤣

[Anmol @Anmol7my]

Anant Singh hits back at Vijay Sinha.

[avichal @dhunkapakka]

parents when UPSC Aspirants ask for extra pocket money.. 😂

[Jagat Prakash Nadda @JPNadda]

मैंने ₹225 करोड़ की पहली किस्त भेजी है। अभी तक ये केवल ₹102 करोड़ ही खर्च कर पाए हैं। फिर भी कहते हैं, पैसे दे दो, पैसे दे दो, पैसे दे दो।

मैंने कहा, पहले मिले हुए पैसे तो खर्च करो। मोदी जी ने तुम्हारे लिए ₹1,000 करोड़ रुपये रखे हुए हैं, लेकिन तुमसे पैसे खर्च भी नहीं हो रहे हैं।

[avichal @dhunkapakka]

everyone uses the where is my train app for reliable real time train information, it works even without internet.. why has google still not added an AI button to it.. like ask maps.. it will solve planning problems of millions of people daily.. @GoogleIndia

[Rohan Mayya @rohan_mayya]

ok a short primer on why young people in India are getting frustrated and what i'm observing around me. not mincing my words:

- roughly 15 lakh (~1.5m) engineers graduate per year (~100 lak or 10m across every degree),
- had a rough period with Covid,
- now AI coming which is touted to take a few (many?) digital jobs,
- many can't find meaningful work (by meaningful I mean something that doesn't fit the definition of a job in David Graeber's Bullshit Jobs),
- stock market has not grown recently, so no capital gains with your savings,
- inflation eating away at what you have,
- we are not inherently a manufacturing country the way China is, and ordinary people don't know how to enter manufacturing either,
- no R&D muscle, so everyone who wants to do research *has* to go abroad (our R&D expenditure is only like 0.7% of GDP),
- huge barrier and learning curve to get into anything physical,
- corruption and bureaucracy which makes it challenging to do things in the physical world, software was the only haven,
- housing prices ballooning with real estate sitting in its own bubble ($300k for an average apartment),
- you're not guaranteed a job after college now, like you were 10 years ago. true hiring is down across the board because we have trained ourselves in an abundance of digital skills and now they're being automated away,
- infra in metros like Bangalore are worse than ever before, so no solace in the physical world,
- rising costs are outpacing entry level salaries, exacerbated by war which means even cost of basic goods don't deflate for a while,
- degrees are mostly worthless,
- emigration is much harder now and not as high ROI as before, if you're not top 0.1%,
- and most importantly, economy is becoming K shaped because of AI, which basically means only a few will be valued because they are top 1% and all of the value/wealth will accrue with them, making it difficult for the rest

my only hope is that in the long term, tech is the one true deflationary factor, which hopefully fixes a lot of this

[avichal @dhunkapakka]

also majority of educated working so called high iq people don't vote but these people definitely do

[ईशान त्यागी @Taga_uvacha]

These people have same voting rights as someone working in Foxconn factory or guy working in ISRO.

[Dickie Bush @dickiebush]

I am begging you to start writing by hand to preserve your ability to think.

[Paras Chopra @paraschopra]

Here’s an idea to rethink education in the age of AI.

Flip homework.

Have students learn at home with an AI, but have them attempt a pen-and-paper “homework” in the class daily. The teacher collects the in-class assignments, grades them and discusses mistakes on the blackboard.

Grade students continuously from these assignments. Each student always knows in realtime how they’re doing in that subject and adjusts effort accordingly. No final exams needed.

[avichal @dhunkapakka]

जबतक AI 'ससुरा' नहीं बोलेगा UP BIHAR में किसी को कुछ समझ नहीं आएगा.. हँसा हँसा के प्रैक्टिकल तरीके से AI कभी नहीं पढ़ा पाएगा.. वैसे वीडियो तगड़ा है गुरु

[Dr Singularity @Dr_Singularity]

Opus 5.5 can disrupt the educational videos industry.

Electricity

[avichal @dhunkapakka]

near perfect visuals but actually reading the book and imagining the scenes in head has no match ever cuz every reader has their own way of imagination and each one is customised to give unprecedented thrill.. my keshav is different than others

[Chetan Bhagat @chetan_bhagat]

There are two things I love. Storytelling and Technology. So when the two of them merge, it’s all the more fascinating.
Working with @KoyalAI , an AI assisted filmmaking company, to create a graphic novel/animated style film clip of The Girl in Room 105. This is one of the first scenes of the book, where Keshav goes with his friend Saurabh to wish Zara on her birthday.
The entire film was made using AI. Yes, the AI read the book, some prompts were given, and this film clip was created. @KoyalAI is a @ycombinator backed AI company led by Indian brother-sister duo @meh_agarwal and @gauri_al , who pulled this off to show what tech can do to enable Indian storytelling and take it to the next level.
For me personally, I have been fascinated by AI and deeply immersed in many AI companies of late. It’s always exciting to learn new things and as I always say - adapt to the new times.
Let me know what you think!

[Ramesh Srivats @rameshsrivats]

Genuine Question:
Enormous effort goes into Aadhaar - biometrics & linkages. The infra for easy verification. Ability to view and change data. Mobile number connected. All good.
So, why not simply add just two more fields to Aadhaar?
a) Citizenship - Indian or Not
b) Residence Address (Verified)
And then that 12-digit number can be your id for voting, paying tax and any other dealings with government. No need of PAN or Voter Id. And one-shot proof for passport.
What am I missing here?

[कृतज्ञता @do_lafz10]

जिस दिन दिमाग़ की ताक़त समझ जाओगे ,
ना हारे जाओगे, ना मारे जाओगे... ❣️🌻

[avichal @dhunkapakka]

suspension is not naukari jana, infact for many it's a blessing in disguise.. 2-3 months break from work plus you get half the salary

[The Jaipur Dialogues @JaipurDialogues]

Kuch views aur Liked Naukri Kha Gaye!🙄

[Avinashi KOTHARI @AvinashiKothari]

This 4 months will decide,
are you going to write the mains 2027.

Write daily, at least 3 PYQ from mains.

Every weekend write one Essay,
Every Sunday focus on CSAT,
start practicing.

Daily 10 to 20 MCQ for prelims 2027.

Read, Revise, Repeat.

Obsession beats Talent ....

[Deep Psychology @DeepPsycho_HQ]

There will be an illiterate generation with zero attention span in the next 10 years. People will become more informed about everything but lack any depth of knowledge they won’t even have surface-level knowledge. With zero attention spans, it becomes very hard to explain things. Thanks to social media. The next pandemic is Brainrot.

[Jagmohan Mehta @jagmohanmehta]

Those preparing for UPSC CSE 2027 should not miss these detailed PIB articles. Save them in your bookmarks for future reference..!!

1. India's Nuclear Journey: https://t.co/CvubVx5DLL

2. Vande Mataram: https://t.co/0XVn5jwsVd

3. Naxal Free India: https://t.co/AMF1iMLEI8

4. India's Space Sovereignty: https://t.co/JJFpRJrfRg

5. Digital Infrastructure: https://t.co/Yeht9ft2Wj

6. India's Free Trade Agreements: https://t.co/nIeNMM4yvC

7. India's Revised GDP Estimates: https://t.co/EimkzR0PpF

8. India's Green Pathway: https://t.co/dvE9p0TcTO

9. India's solar growth: https://t.co/0ImXN1Ofox

10. India’s Nationally Determined Contribution (2031-2035) : https://t.co/dxqeANfsJB

11. India's Green Transformation: https://t.co/IUqGy8VEya

12. 16th Finance Commissioj Report: https://t.co/gDAGIOUP17

#UPSC #UPSC2027 #UPSCPrelims2027 #UPSCMains

[Divyanshu Nigam, IAS (திவ்யான்ஷு) @nigam_div]

Having your own small library with real books will always remain so classy!

[avichal @dhunkapakka]

bhagwad geeta 1st copy

[Carnivore Aurelius ©🥩 ☀️🦙 @AlpacaAurelius]

Marcus Aurelius spoke about this 2000 years ago

we need philosophical leaders more than ever

[Markandey Katju @mkatju]

My entire philosophy is contained in just 3 sentences : (1) India's real problems are our massive poverty, massive unemployment, appalling level of child malnutrition ( every second Indian child is malnourished, according to Global Hunger Index ), skyrocketing prices of food and other essential commodities, almost total lack of proper healthcare and good education for our masses etc
(2) To abolish these huge evils we must transform India into a modern industrial giant, like China, for which we have all the potential, with our huge pool of bright engineers and scientists, and immense natural resources
(3) For doing that we must have a united protracted people's struggle led by patriotic modern minded leaders, in which tremendous sacrifices have to be made, culminating in a historical people's revolution, after which there will be rapid industrialization and steady rise in the standard of living of the Indian people

[avichal @dhunkapakka]

इन सबके ऊपर.. वहां भ्रष्टाचार की सजा फांसी है.. लीक हुआ पेपर तो सीधा ऊपर ☠️

[Harsh Goenka @hvgoenka]

How China protects the Gaokao- it’s college entrance exams (13M+ students):
- Papers printed in ultra-secure facilities under 24/7 surveillance
- Armoured, GPS-tracked transport
- Facial recognition & biometric verification
- AI cameras, drones & signal jammers to stop cheating
- Cities reduce traffic, halt construction & reroute flights to ensure silence

🇮🇳 It would be a good idea for our new Education Minister @JoshiPralhad to study this model for our NEET/JEE exams.
We have to treat our national exams as national security events. And secure the chain end-to-end with biometric access, AI surveillance, live tracking, and airtight accountability.